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An Operating System for the Mind
Saturday, September 19, 2009The core of the opposition to what are being called "21st century skills" is contained in the following argument: "Cognitive science teaches us that skills and knowledge are interdependent and that possessing a base of knowledge is necessary to the acquisition not only of more knowledge, but also of skills. Skills can
neither be taught nor applied effectively without prior knowledge of a wide arra...
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